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Saturday Is National Science Fiction Day

Saturday Is National Science Fiction Day Pretty much everyone knows that January 1st is New Year s Day. It s also National Hangover Day. That s not too surprising considering how many of us behave on December 31st. But did you realize that January 2nd is National Science Fiction Day? Now that s my kind of day. From H.G. Wells and Jules Verne in the 1800s on up to Star Wars, E.T., Doctor Who and any other modern science fiction book, series, or film, most of us have enjoyed the medium. There s even a cable TV channel dedicated to science fiction. One of my favorite sources of reading material is mid 20th century science fiction. It s fascinating to read what the writers expected to happen by the year 2000. What they got right and what they got wrong and what they didn t see coming at all. Honestly, if any of them had put the events we lived through in 2020 into a novel or movie it would have been laughed out of existence.

Francis Ford Coppola Is Still Going for Broke

Francis Ford Coppola Is Still Going for Broke Vulture.com 12/11/2020 Bilge Ebiri © Katy Grannan for New York Magazine “I’ve always been doing weird, stupid things and following my heart. It made no sense to handle my career the way I did, but I wouldn’t do it another way.” Katy Grannan for New York Magazine Francis Ford Coppola is trolling me about our resemblance. “This guy looks like I did thirty years ago,” he says when my bearded face appears for the first of our Zoom calls. (He’ll reprise this theme at the end of our conversation.) Coppola, 81, might be grayer now, and he hasn’t technically made a new film in nearly a decade, but he has been releasing a steady stream of material. Last year saw reedited iterations of 1979’s

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